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1 . Have a small car that will fit where big
cars won't -- collect 10 quality point.

2. Park without sticker -- lose 2 quality
points.

3. Park without sticker and not get caught --
collect jackpot .

4. Park on grass in front of dorms -- lose 2
quality points .

5. Student arrest of Campus cop -- gain 25
quality points .

6. Leave lights on all night -- dead battery,
lose 3 quality points.

7. Find unusual parking place --3 quality
points gained.

8. Late to class (too far to walk from car) --
lose 10 quality points.

9. See someone pulling out of parking space -
pick up 2 quality points .

10. Lock keys in car -- lose 5 quality points.

11. Park around construction area and not pick
up nail --6 quality points bonus.

12. Run out of gas -- lose 5 quality points.

13. Leave keys in dorm -- lose 12 quality
points .

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points bonus .

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Miss Joan Gilliam

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Miss Becky Stamey

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Miss Susan McCoy

Third Runner-up
Miss Rita Jane Smith

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Miss Patricia Dukes
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Miss Judy Payne
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Miss Patricia Dukes
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Homecoming 1970

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Miss Donna Tallarico
Senior Attendant

Miss Diane Cecchini
Junior Attendant

Miss Becky Stamey
Freshman Attendant

Miss Christi Rowland
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Protropian Sweetheart

Miss Ricie Johnson

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Miss Diane Cecchini
Third Runner-up

Miss Judy Coco
First Runner-up

Miss Mary Reilley
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J.S. Green Sweet Heart

Miss Joan Gilliam

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TICKETS $ 4.00 IN ADVANCE ONLY
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SEASON RECORD

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Lee College

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Western Carolina

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Barrington, R.I.

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Lee College

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Managers

KNEELING: Walt Stroup, Ronnie Ledford,
Ronnie Hill. STANDING: Chuck Hamel,
Larry Rawlins, Steve Kasper, Lamar Ogles-
by, Roger Collins, Butch Jordan, Steve
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Henry Pollitz

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What am I supposed to do with it ?

Yonahian Staff 70

STANDING: Jane Higdon, Marcia Baskin, Frank Marino, Donna Tallarico, Editor. SEATED:
Miss Edna Holcomb, Adviser. Staff not pictured: Woody Partain, Joe Carpanzano, Steve Parker,
Joseph Cavallaro, Charles Stephens, Dianne Whittington, Fred Wilcox.

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Student National Education Association

TOP TO BOTTOM: Tim Huff, Lane Perry, Sam Richwine , Jo Ann Crane, Sandra Palmer,
Doug Goss, Elizabeth Beane, Salone Bowen, Joyce Dooley, Rhonda Garrett, Sandra Smith,
Dianne Goss, Jane Smith, Peggy Greene, Donna Bouwsma, Kitty Miller, Judy Payne, Anne
Simmons, Carlene Nichols, Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Adviser.

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Lynda Bush, Diane Cecchini, Paul Armbruster, Miss Jacque Szopinski, Stacia
Roll, Ricie Johnson, JohnPreece.

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Being a Theta Zeta is having sand in your shoes, salt water in your hair and a sun burned
nose .

The Theta Zetas are known to be janitors in Dr. Rountree's room every Tuesday. Those
pretzel crumbs are kinda messy.

Theta Zeta Phi is a faculty car wash in the middle of December .

The Theta Zetas are thinking of a new slogan such as -- Have bake sales, will travel --
to Myrtle Beach, that is .

The Theta Zetas are famous for eating tender fluffy pancakes .

The Theta Zetas are responsible for the crumbs on the floor of the lounge due to their bake
sales every Friday.

If it weren't for cup cakes, what would the Theta Zetas do?

Keeping up with the Theta Zetas is having a bright orange bikini!

Being a Theta Zeta is riding a frog on the Merry-Go -Round.

Theta Zetas know --Bump -em car drivers do not need licenses.

Theta Zetas appreciate teachers --at least one week a year.

Being a Theta Zeta is searching for sea shells --at one o'clock in the morning!

Being a Theta Zeta is singing Carols at Christmas .

Theta Zetas like peanut butter on their hamburgers .

To a Theta Zeta a turned down sailor cap is an emergency hair style .

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FRONT ROW: Kitty Miller, Sharon Sickler, Peggy Greene, Susan King, Patricia Worley, Dorothy
Pennington, Anne Simmons, Christina Fennell, Elizabeth Beane, Sandra Palmer. BACK P.OW:
Jean Davis, Judy Payne, Jane Smith, Regenia Hulsey, Joan Gilliam, Carlene Nichols, Susan
McCoy. RIGHT SIDE: Jean McCrackin, Sharon Kimbrell, Linda Mote, Shelby Coker, Patsy Taylor.

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The meeting was called to order by
Dale Lieber, the president. Miss Conge-
niality reported sixty-six cents for our
most prized slave. The minutes were
read by the Oral Interpreter and the Cro-
cheting Club reported that the Bridal
Shop will be opened from eight to ten in
the evening, the Easter Bunny's ears were
falling, Slob Day was a barrel of fun, Mrs
Weitman was wearing something we want
and one Gamma Chi car was washed.

Under new business, it was suggested
that a tackle softball game be played with
the Gay Deceivers, losers to be put in

the Drunk Tank for mug-shots. Lipstick
and bobbysocks must be worn to the game .
After the game, there were finger paint-
ing lessons with Marcia. At the Gamma
Chi Awards Banquet, spare ribs with ba-
nana splits were served. THEN ALL WILL
BE LEAVING ON A JET PLANE. Also
suggested: a 69-70 Happening with Judy
singing "What Do You Get When You Fall
In Love", and Gaylord will tell us about
her DATE .

The meeting was adjourned with con-
gratulations and best wishes to our Sen-
iors .

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TOP ROW: Ricie Johnson, Diane Cecchini, Evie Crandall,
Jane Smith, Christi Rowland, Carole Armstrong, Lynda
Bush, Dale Lieber, Gayle Smith, LaReine Verchot, Mary
Ann Cruikshanks, Dee Vail, Mary Reilly, Jane Higdon.
BOTTOM ROW: Stacy Roll, Rick Koch, Judy Coco, Sue
Curtis, Marcia Baskin, Nancy Callahan, Bill Rankin, An-
nette Gilpatrick, Lamar Oglesby.

Gamma Chi
Ideals

CLOCKWISE: Lamar Oglesby,
2nd runner up Rick Koch,
Gamma Chi Ideal 1970 Bill
Rankin, 1st Runner Up

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FIRST ROW: Paul Miller, Keith McCall, Bob Duckworth
Steve Parker. SECOND ROW: Richard Pasinski, Aaron '
Grant, Ron Ledford, Mike Gordon, Bud Henson Sam
Kelly, Dave Rankin, Ken Wells. THIRD ROW:' Larry
Jaworski, Mike Ellis, Steve Sigmon, Donnie Miller
FOURTH ROW: Duane Hedden, Steve Hudson Jerry
Arnold. ' y

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Church -- Brotherhood -- School have been
the guidelines for the J. S. Green Society
since 1897.

All brothers, past and present, have
been and are happy to be a part of the con-
tinuous growth and development of Pied-
mont College. Many of the most famous
alumni of Piedmont have been active mem-
bers of J. S. Green Society. Since 1897 the
J. S. Greens have always taken pride in ex-
celling in sports and civic participation, as
well as being among the leaders academi-
cally.

J. S. Green Society has had a very suc-
cessful year, starting the school year with
Bob Duckworth, president; Lee English,
vice-president; Keith McCall, treasurer;
Steve Parker, secretary; Ronald Ledford,
chaplain; Duane Hedden, sergeant -at -arms;

and Mike Queen, ICC representative. These
officers led the society in many worthwhile
projects. At the annual election this spring,
the following brothers were elected to serve
next year: Keith McCall, president; Mike
Queen, vice-president; Dave Rankin, secre-
tary; Donnie Miller, treasurer; Kenny Wells,
sergeant -at -arms; Steve Sigmon, chaplain;
and Steve Kasper, ICC representative. The
Society is looking forward now to the annual
fun trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina .

The society has obtained the use of the old
Thrift Shop which is now in the process of
being cleaned and remodeled. The Greens
are looking forward to having the nicest house
on campus. Many new projects are planned
for the future, and the J. S. Green Society
looks forward to helping Piedmont College
toward a brighter future .

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1st ROW: Chuck Young, Frank Marino, Jerry Vaillancourt,
Rick Koch. Les Cole. 2nd ROW: Mark Berry, Craig Lee,
Bob Tougas, Don Kearsing, Ken Kleven, Ron Hayden,
Frank Golinelli, Richard Lester, Ron Niebaum, Bruce
Braithwaite , Joseph Cory, Tom Dula. 3rd ROW: Hershel
Mize , Dan Marconi, Jim Stuart, Few Hembree, Mike
Smith, Harry Wilson, Mike Mauldin. 4th ROW: Mike
Herskovitz, George Stripling, Ron Irvine, Jim Jarvis, Gary
Kuchinski, Paul Armbruster, Dennis Talavera, Dennis
Wagner, Brian Sullivan, Charlie Jaeger. 5th ROW: Tom
Shand, Bill Rankin Not pictured: Doug Dinkelo, Lamar
Oglesby, James Giblin, Glen Lerch, Joseph Cavallaro,
Henry Gartrell , Fred Wilcox.

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This year the Protropian Society entered
its seventy-third year on the Piedmont Col-
lege campus. The 1969-70 academic year
has been one of the most eventful in the his-
tory of the Protropians .

Perhaps the most charitable activities the
Protropians have sponsored this year was
the food drive for Thanksgiving and the annual
Christmas party for the underprivileged
children of Habersham County. The Protro-
pians arranged for Governor Lester Maddox
to speak at a college chapel service. In con-
junction with the Gamma Chi's, the Protro-
pains sponsored two Happenings which took
place atop the Zip -Coed. The cafeteria was
the scene for the 1970 Valentine Dance,
sponsored by Protropians .

The Spring Formal, the most important
event of the Protropian year, was held on May
8, 9 and 10. The new officers were announced
for the 1970-71 year as follows: Les Cole, pre-
sident; Ken Kleven, vice president; Mike Her-
skovitz, rush chairman. At the formal the
Protropian Sweetheart, Miss Lawrice Kay
Johnson, was crowned.

The Protropian Society exemplifies in its
attitudes, actions and activities, the true
meaning of brotherhood.

President James E. Walter

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE FOR THE 1970 YONAHIAN

by Dr. James E. Walter

The beautiful Mayflower weathervane at the top of our Chapel spire is a new mes-
senger of inspiration on our campus. It is a reminder of the rugged pilgrims who
sailed the high seas between Holland and Plymouth Rock. It is a challenge to all of us
who believe in our God given mission of providing quality education in an atmosphere
of wholesomeness and morality on our wind swept red clay hills.

In the Sixties our friends who believe in "Helping young people to help themselves"
contributed millions of dollars for bricks and motar . We replaced old wooden struc-
tures with modern brick buildings, like Daniel Hall, the enlarged Library, the third
floor of King Science Hall, Wallace, Getman-Babcock, and Purcell Dormitories.

In the middle of the past decade, 1965, we achieved our long sought goal of accredi-
tation, membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Thus the
immediate past decade was indeed a most important chapter in the history of Piedmont
College.

The plans of the administration for the Seventies include the continuation of improv-
ing the physical plant and enriching the academic life. The Chapel is scheduled for
completion in the fall of this year. Then, as soon as sufficient gifts are gathered, we
shall move ahead with our plans for building a Student Union, which will include a
cafeteria, dining rooms, and beautiful new space for all of our student activities.

I believe in the teaching of Jesus that God is our Heavenly Father and that he knows
about and is concerned with the welfare of every sparrow. This is my religious basis
for believing that a church related and gift supported independent college should like-
wise be concerned about the total welfare of every student. We continue to follow the
traditional policies and accept the corresponding responsibilities of "in loco parentis."

Our physical facilities are planned for an ultimate student enrollment of not more
than 700. Qualified faculty members will be added as needed to maintain our policy
and program of providing personal attention for every student through small classes
and a tutorial atmosphere.

I am persuaded that our tutoring services, without extra charge to students, pro-
vide a dual set of significant values. Students who need extra help in algebra, chemis-
try, English, or any other subject are able to receive this essential service simply
by speaking to the professor. At the same time, students who need to earn a part of
their way through college are able to earn money and gain teaching experience at the
same time. Thus, all concerned are given choice opportunities to make good in their
academic pursuits .

We plan to continue this distinctive set of services to studying students without
charge, and to teaching students with pay.

We plan to hold fast to our Scriptural motto; "Whatsoever things are true, noble,
right, pure, lovely, and honorable, think on these things ." Phil. 4:8.

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Dean Ronald E. Weitman

ADMINIS

John B. Ayers
Registrar

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Dr. Max Strang
Assistant to the President

RATION

Faculty

EULA C. BATSON

Associate Professor of Business

Administration
A.B., Piedmont College
M.A., Peabody College
Doctoral Study, University of

Georgia

OTIS J. BOUWSMA, JR.
Instructor in Chemistry
B.S., Piedmont College
M.S., Northeast Louisiana State
College

JOHN H. BRIDGES, SR.
Assistant Professor of Sociology
A.B. , B.D., Ph. D., Emory
University

O'NEAL CAVE

Professor of Physical Education
B.S., Georgia Southern College
M.A. , Peabody College

CHARLES L. CRONEBERGER
Assistant Professor of Biology
B.S., Millersville State College
M.A. , University of the South
Doctoral Study, University of
Georgia

DUNCAN S. FERGUSON
Assistant Professor of Sociology
B.S., University of Oregon
B.D., Fuller Theological

Seminary
M.A. , University of Oregon
Ph.D., Edinburgh University,

Scotland

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ALICE J. FITZGERALD
Assistant Professor of Education
B.S.Ed., M.Ed., University of
Georgia

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RODNEY FITZGERALD
Assistant Professor of History
B.S.Ed., M.Ed., University of
Georgia

THOMAS FRASIER
Assistant Professor of Art
B.S., M.A., University of
Michigan

BIRGITTA GOTTLIEB
Instructor in Foreign Language
University of Hamburg, Germany
B.A. , University of Stockholm,

Sweden
Additional Study, University of

Georgia

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MARY GRIGGS
Professor of Mathematics
A.B. , Piedmont College
M.A., Ed.S., University of
Georgia

ELAINE HAMILTON

Instructor in Physical Education

B.S., Berry College

M.Ed. , University of Georgia

EDNA HOLCOMB
Assistant Professor of English
A.B. , Piedmont College
M.Ed. , University of Georgia

CARIDAD LOPEZ
Professor of Foreign Language
Ed.D., University of Havana,
Cuba

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RUPERTO J. LOPEZ
Professor of Biology-
Ed. D., University of Havana,
Cuba

THOMAS MATHEW
Instructor in Economics and
Business Administration
B. S. , Kerala University, India
M.A. , Howard University-
Post-graduate study, Vanderbilt
University

FRANCIS MERCHANT

Professor of English

B. S. , Brooklyn College

M. S. , City College of New York

Ph.D., New York University

GLORIA MERCHANT

Associate Professor of History

B.M. , M.M. , Chicago Musical

College

M.A. , New Mexico Highlands

University

Ph.D., University of Iowa

EARL R. PAYNE
Associate Professor of English
A.B., M.A., University of Ken-
tucky
Ed.S., Peabody College
Post-graduate Study, University

of Birmingham, England
Doctoral Study, Auburn University

DAVID PRATT

Librarian

B.A., M.A., Long Beach State
College

M.A.L.S., University of Michi-
gan

ARTHUR O. RINDEN
Professor of History
B.A., William Penn College
B.D., Ph.D., Yale University

GEORGE W. ROUNTREE
Professor of Education
A . B . , University of Pacific
M.P.H., University of North

Carolina
M.A., East Carolina College
Ed.D. , University of Georgia

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DONALD G. RYDER

Associate Professor of Mathematics

A.B. , Piedmont College

M.Ed., Ed.S., University of

Georgia

JACQUELINE SZOPINSKI
Instructor in Speech and Drama
B. A. , College of St. Teresa
M. A. , Southern Illinois University

WILLIAM P. WETTER
Associate Professor of Chemistry
B. S. , University of Delaware
Ph.D. , Case Western Reserve
University

STAFF

Lillian McKee

Director of Food Services

A.B., Piedmont College

Elton W. Beck

Director of Student Financial Aid
A.B. , Coe College
M.A., Ph.D., State University
of Iowa

Ethel Kieran
Housemother
Purcell Hall

Mrs. Milda Kranats
Assistant Nurse

Hubert M. Tarpley
Director of Alumni Affairs
B.S. Degree, Piedmont College
M.A. , University of Georgia
Attended Columbia University,
New York

Wilton Duckett
Superintendent of Building and

Maintenance
A.B., Piedmont College
D.D. , Piedmont College

Mrs. Essie Baird
Housemother

Mrs. Geneva Adams
Housemother
Wallace Hall

Elizabeth P. Walter

A.B., Mt. Holyoke College

B.N. , Yale University School of

Nursing
R.N.,, State of Georgia

Irvin Abernathy

Pearce Adams

Carole Armstrong

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Morgan Arp

Marcia Baskin

Brenda Brady

Cheryl Briscoe

Lynda Bush

Charles Carver

Joseph Cavallaro

June Collins

Franklin Cooper

Evelyn Crandell

SENIORS

Joseph Crane

Barry Cummings

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Raelene Dickson

Douglas Dinkelo

Michael Dituro

Robert Duckworth

Lee English

Christina Fennell

J. D. Ferguson

Rhonda Garrett

James Giblin

John Greene

Midge Harris

Jane Higdon

Donald Hines

Nathan Holleman

Steve Hudson

Roger Insley

Charles Jaeger

Betty Jean Jala

David Jala

Bobby King

Stanley Knight

Edward Krynicki

Richard Lester

Dale Lieber

Gary Langford

Kenneth Loudermilk

Richard McCoy

Joe McGahee

Paul Miller

Wayne Mooneyhan

Faye Moore

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Roger Newton

Ronald Niebaum

Ronnie Parham

Steve Parker

William Richwine

Donna Roberts

Roy Pilgrim

David Power

Michael Roberts

Danny Rogers

Paula Jane Rowland

Larry Shedd

Gayle Smith

Jane Smith

Sandra Smith

Charles Stephens

James Stuart

Brian Sullivan

Brenda Sue Taylor

Terry Tench

Bob Tougas

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Gerald Vaillancourt

Dennis Wagner

Mitchell White

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Elizabeth Beane

Kelly Beaver

Donna Bouwsma

Tom Boyd

Diane Cecchini

Les Cole

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Tony Costantino

Jo Ann Crane

Sue Curtis

Spencer Duckett

Terry Estes

Roberta Farr

Lem Foster

JUNIORS

Kym Frischkom

Kent Garrison

Aaron Grant

Peggy Greene

Jack Hall

Mike Herskovitz

Tommy Holloway

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Lawrice Johnson

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Steve Kasper

Donald Kearsing

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Richard Koch

Keith McCall

Susan McCoy

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Thomas Martin Henry Merrill, Jr. James Muldrow

Carlene Nichols Lamar Oglesby Sandra Palmer

Lane Perry

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Lorna Reece

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Anne Simmons

Patsy Taylor

Glenn Phillips

Michael Scott

Ronald Slagle

Colby Tilley

Kenneth Wells

John Preece

Beth Shore

John Solesbee

William Rankin

Steve Sigmon

Chakri Soralump

Paul Vinson

Jeanne Williams

Gene Wolotsky

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Mark Brown

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Nancy Callahan

Marvin Coffee

Betty Ford

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Henry Gartrell

Janice Gentry

Annette Gilpatrick

Franco Gollinelli

Mary Hill

Mildred Hill

Kenneth Holcomb

Larry Jaworski

Ray Kinlock

Kenneth J. Kleven

Robert Leard

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Carl Maak

Frank Marino

Emma Martin

Linnie Matheney

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Michael Mauldin

Catherine Miller

Don Miller

William Miller

Bruce Mitchell

Emily Moore

Jimmy Mullinax

Gary Murray

Henry Pollitz

Mike Queen

David Rankin

Mary Reilley

Christi Rowland

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Jeff Russell

Kerry Seabolt

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Dock Sisk

Dan Smith

William Stovall

Larry Tramaglini

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Sharon Sickler

Carolyn Smith

Greg Trought

Dee Vail

LaReine Verchot

Janice York

Anne Young

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FRESHMEN

Brenda Blackburn

Christina Crook

John Fraser

Meredith Bowen

Jean Davis

Joan Gilliam

Dennis Allen

Joe Carpanzano

Patricia Dukes

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Sue Golden

Douglas Anderson

Richard Arp

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Michael Chow

Shelby Coker

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Thomas Dula

Steve Ferguson

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Lewis Grant

Hank Haverkoch

Regenia C. Hulsey Regena L. Hulsey

Jim Jarvis

Sam Kelly

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Charles Law Hoo-Cheung William Lafferty

Dennis Pasinski

Judy Payne

Ronnie Hunter

Sharon Kimbrell

Susan King

Tommy Lackey

Thomas McCall

Linda Mote

Tom O'Brien

David Rothfuss

Dianne Rowley

Mike Smith

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Mike Tuten

Ronald Webb

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Harry Wilson

Patricia Worley

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In Memory Of Mark Berry

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Phone 778-2151

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The Yonahian '70 is a picture story of a year. Its purpose is

and we hope will be an awakening of forgotten experiences. It has

been a memory maker for us we hope it will be one for you.

Donna Tallarico
Yonahian Editor

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